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The Clarity Act Is One Vote Away: Here's What 50 Million Crypto Holders Get If It Passes
The Senate Banking Committee votes Thursday on the CLARITY Act, comprehensive crypto legislation that would give 50 million U.S. crypto holders clear regulatory rules after years of uncertainty under the SEC and CFTC. The CLARITY Act establishes clear rules separating which digital assets are securities and which are commodities, ending the jurisdictional confusion between the SEC and CFTC that has plagued the industry. The bill requires digital asset exchanges, brokers, and dealers to comply with Bank Secrecy Act regulations, including anti-money laundering programs, suspicious activity reporting, and sanctions ... (full story)
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